This tool gives a rough estimate of property taxes for a home, based on publicly available county data — including ad valorem (millage-based) tax and, where available for the specific parcel, non-ad-valorem CDD and Fire assessments. It is not a bill, is not issued by any county office, and will most likely not match your actual property tax bill — actual taxes depend on exemptions, bond payoff status, special assessments, portability, and other factors this tool doesn't account for.
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Property Tax Estimator
What will your taxes look like?
Enter a property address and purchase price below — your estimate updates automatically for a home in Lake, Marion, or Sumter County, including The Villages.
Homestead Exemption (primary residence)
Use Lake County's own 90% estimate
Lake County's own tax estimator assumes assessed value lands around 90% of purchase price — which might land closer to your real bill. We default to the full purchase price above because it's the safer number to plan around; if your actual assessment comes in lower, hey, that's a win, not a budgeting headache.
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estimated annual ad valorem tax
Not Included: CDD Bonds & Assessments
Many Villages homes carry a CDD bond and/or fire, solid waste, or stormwater assessment billed separately from ad valorem tax — these are fixed fees, not a percentage of value, and can add $1,000–$3,000+ per year. Ask your agent for the specific parcel's non-ad-valorem assessments.
This is an estimate of ad valorem (millage-based) property taxes, based on the most recently certified millage rates for the selected tax district, combined with non-ad-valorem CDD and Fire assessments where this tool has an exact match for the specific parcel. It assumes an arms-length purchase and, where selected, standard homestead exemption tiers under Florida law. It does not include portability, Save Our Homes caps for existing owners, additional exemptions (senior, veteran, disability, widow/widower), agricultural classification, solid waste, stormwater, or other non-ad-valorem assessments not shown above. Actual taxes are set by the county property appraiser and tax collector. Use this tool for planning purposes only and verify with the applicable county office before making financial decisions.